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Dermatologists Recommend Combined Approaches for Treating Scars
Dermatologists advise that scar management depends on the scar type and severity. Mild atrophic or acne‑related scars can often be improved with over‑the‑counter products, while deeper, hypertrophic or keloid scars may require a staged plan that blends non‑surgical and surgical methods.
Non‑surgical options include resurfacing, targeted injections and topical agents such as Topicals Faded Serum—formulated with tranexamic, kojic and azelaic acids plus niacinamide—to lighten discoloration and smooth texture, and Mederma scar gel, which contains Cepalin botanical extract to hydrate, stimulate collagen and flatten raised tissue.
For scars that cause functional restriction, are extensive, or do not respond to topical therapy, plastic surgeons may perform excision, repositioning or advanced tissue rearrangement. Surgical correction is typically followed by additional dermatologic treatments to refine the final appearance.
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